How inverse vaccines might tackle diseases like multiple sclerosis
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The Download: inverse vaccines, and Microsoft’s big deal
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Moving data through the supply chain with unprecedented speed
Product information is a powerful commodity in today’s digital economy. Making it accessible can let…
Make Machine Learning Work for You
The enthusiasm for AI and its applications is reaching a nadir, according to an August…
New approaches to the tech talent shortage
We live in a tech-enabled world, but for organizations to advance world-changing innovations, they need…
What’s next for the world’s fastest supercomputers
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How electricity could clean up transportation, steel, and even fertilizer
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The Download: what’s next for supercomputers, and electrifying everything
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A Disney director tried—and failed—to use an AI Hans Zimmer to create a soundtrack
Hans Zimmer, 1; AI, 0. When Gareth Edwards, the director of Rogue One: A Star…
The deepfake avatars who want to sell you everything
This story first appeared in China Report, MIT Technology Review’s newsletter about technology developments in…